I’m often asked about wellbeing and resilience, and let me tell you, resilience isn’t just a trait you were born with, it’s a skill that can be learnt. So, what’s resilience? It’s the ability to cope with stress and thrive in the face of unexpected challenges. Now, why strive for a resilient team? Well, a resilient workplace brings heaps of benefits. It creates motivated individuals who handle change with ease and are less prone to burnout. Plus, it’s a win-win for everyone’s health, given the close link between resilience and wellbeing in the workplace. A mentally healthy team means they are more engaged, creative, and loyal, leading to increased productivity and reduced turnover. How do you keep your resilience game strong?
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Building Resilience in the Workplace. What can organisations do to build resilience in the workplace? Here are a few ideas. Building resilience in the workplace involves creating an environment that supports employees' ability to cope with challenges, adapt to change, and bounce back from adversity. Here are some strategies to foster resilience in the workplace: 1. Encourage open communication: Create a safe space for employees to share concerns, feelings, and ideas. 2. Foster a positive work culture: Promote teamwork, recognition, and work-life balance. 3. Develop emotional intelligence: Provide training and resources to help employees manage stress, empathy, and self-awareness. 4. Build strong relationships: Encourage mentorship, networking, and collaboration. 5. Provide resources and support: Offer access to mental health resources, employee assistance programs, and wellness initiatives. 6. Encourage learning and development: Provide training, workshops, and opportunities for growth. 7. Promote flexibility and adaptability: Embrace change, and encourage employees to be agile and resilient. 8. Recognize and reward resilience: Acknowledge and celebrate employees' ability to cope with challenges. 9. Lead by example: Demonstrate resilience and emotional intelligence in leadership. 10. Monitor and address burnout: Identify signs of burnout and take proactive steps to prevent it. 11. Foster a growth mindset: Encourage employees to view challenges as opportunities for growth. 12. Provide resources for stress management: Offer tools, training, and resources to manage stress. 13. Encourage self-care: Support employees' physical, emotional, and mental well-being. 14. Build a sense of purpose: Help employees connect their work to the organization's mission and values. 15. Stay proactive: Continuously assess and improve the work environment to support resilience. By implementing these strategies, organizations can create a resilient workforce better equipped to handle challenges, adapt to change, and thrive in an ever-changing work environment. With Kindness MaE❤
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𝗪𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗡 𝗜𝗡 𝗕𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗜𝗡𝗩𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗥 𝗦𝗣𝗢𝗧𝗟𝗜𝗚𝗛𝗧 Retreat Behavioral Health Finding Balance: Overcoming Stress in the Workplace In today's fast-paced world, workplace stress is all too common. But it doesn't have to consume us! Join us as we explore practical tips and strategies for managing stress and finding balance in the workplace. • Prioritize Self-Care • Set Boundaries • Communicate Effectively • Time Management • Seek Support Remember, managing workplace stress is a journey, and it's okay to seek help along the way. Together, let's create a healthier and more balanced work environment!
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When you establish a strong and healthy culture, everything else will align.
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Burnout isn’t loyalty. Rest isn’t a weakness. There’s a Chinese proverb: 休息是为了走更长的路 A rest is for a longer journey ahead. In toxic workplaces, rest is a sign of weakness. In healthy cultures, rest is a source of strength. 5 ways to build a healthy work culture: 1. Encourage rest & recovery ↳ Time off isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. 2. Lead by example ↳ Show your team that wellness comes first. 3. Offer flexible schedules ↳ Trust employees to balance work and life. 4. Promote open conversations ↳ Make well-being a regular part of your dialogue. 5. Prioritize mental health ↳ Regular check-ins keep your team thriving. Your people aren’t machines. Wellness = success 💡 ♻️ Repost to promote a healthy work culture. Follow Dane Tang for more Life + Career tips
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Excellent advice here.
Helping Leaders Transform Workplace Culture That Drives Results | LinkedIn Top Voice | Culture Transformation & ICF PCC Coach | Speaker | 25 years global experience | Ranked #1 in Workplace Well-Being in Singapore 🇸🇬
Burnout isn’t loyalty. Rest isn’t a weakness. There’s a Chinese proverb: 休息是为了走更长的路 A rest is for a longer journey ahead. In toxic workplaces, rest is a sign of weakness. In healthy cultures, rest is a source of strength. 5 ways to build a healthy work culture: 1. Encourage rest & recovery ↳ Time off isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. 2. Lead by example ↳ Show your team that wellness comes first. 3. Offer flexible schedules ↳ Trust employees to balance work and life. 4. Promote open conversations ↳ Make well-being a regular part of your dialogue. 5. Prioritize mental health ↳ Regular check-ins keep your team thriving. Your people aren’t machines. Wellness = success 💡 ♻️ Repost to promote a healthy work culture. Follow Dane Tang for more Life + Career tips
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Oof, have you ever been at a job with a sick culture or maybe you’re in one now? It’s awful isn’t it? I had a job like that and it sucked the life right out of me. Think back, would you have said this company has any of the healthy cultures values listed below? No? Maybe I can help with that. If you’re still in a position at a toxic work culture, let’s talk about the stress it’s putting on your body and what options you have to start living without the toxicity.
Helping Leaders Transform Workplace Culture That Drives Results | LinkedIn Top Voice | Culture Transformation & ICF PCC Coach | Speaker | 25 years global experience | Ranked #1 in Workplace Well-Being in Singapore 🇸🇬
Burnout isn’t loyalty. Rest isn’t a weakness. There’s a Chinese proverb: 休息是为了走更长的路 A rest is for a longer journey ahead. In toxic workplaces, rest is a sign of weakness. In healthy cultures, rest is a source of strength. 5 ways to build a healthy work culture: 1. Encourage rest & recovery ↳ Time off isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. 2. Lead by example ↳ Show your team that wellness comes first. 3. Offer flexible schedules ↳ Trust employees to balance work and life. 4. Promote open conversations ↳ Make well-being a regular part of your dialogue. 5. Prioritize mental health ↳ Regular check-ins keep your team thriving. Your people aren’t machines. Wellness = success 💡 ♻️ Repost to promote a healthy work culture. Follow Dane Tang for more Life + Career tips
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Workplace stress is both an individual struggle and a silent drain on organizational health. When stress becomes part of the daily routine, it’s not just employees who suffer; the whole organization feels the impact. It’s evident in our current work landscape, how chronic stress leads to burnout, disengagement, and eventually, high turnover. Employees, once fueled by innovation and productivity, are left just trying to get through the day, and, that lack of energy, ripples across teams and projects. Stress-related health issues like hypertension, anxiety, and depression not only harm individual well-being, but also inflate healthcare costs and increase absenteeism. Then there’s the toll on productivity. When employees are mentally and physically stretched thin, their creativity dips, and performance plateaus—leaving organizations facing higher operational costs and lower returns. The bottom line is clear: when stress goes unchecked, it erodes morale, dampens innovation, and undermines resilience across the organization. How have these impacts shown up in your organization?
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